Electric field, how do I calculate the gravitational force acting on the sphere?
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m = 4 * 10.6 g
F = m * g
And g, the gravity force or better the location factor depends on the location in the gravity field. On earth it is usually used with an average value of 9.81 m/s2.
So F = 3.924 * 10-5 N